A top former US diplomat has emphasized that Washington’s policy in Afghanistan remains focused on stopping the country from serving as a base for militant groups hostile to US interests. The comments highlight ongoing concerns about regional security and the potential for extremist organizations to exploit instability. With tensions still simmering over the post-withdrawal situation, the remarks underscore the delicate balance between engagement and containment in US-Afghan relations. The statement offers fresh insight into the strategic priorities shaping America’s approach to the region.
Former US diplomat Zalmay Khalilzad says Washington wants to prevent Afghanistan becoming a hub for anti-US groups.
